Navigating human rights in a pandemic
The covid-19 pandemic has forced governments to juggle human rights and public health as never before.
4 August, 2021The covid-19 pandemic has forced governments to juggle human rights and public health as never before.
4 August, 2021Local government elections in NSW have been delayed as the state struggles to contain an outbreak of the Delta variant of covid-19.
26 July, 2021Contract workers and illegal day trippers present the biggest covid threat to regional communities, Goulburn’s mayor says.
14 July, 2021NSW local government staff from councils that have opted in to a special splinter award are eligible for special vaccination leave.
8 July, 2021The NSW government is considering a covid-19 passport to certify vaccination status.
4 February, 2021Trust in government increased dramatically during the Covid-19 pandemic.
28 January, 2021The Australia Day Awards recognise excellence in public service across all levels of government in responding to last year’s twin crises.
25 January, 20212,240 public servants were redeployed to meet surging demand for government services during COVID.
7 December, 2020Chief Medial Officer Kerry Chant, has been named NSW Public Servant of the Year at the 2020 Premier’s awards.
9 November, 2020A NSW Health Pathology team that established COVID testing capabilities has won an award.
29 October, 2020A UK report has investigated the role of public libraries during COVID.
19 October, 2020COVID-hit Victorian councils are facing a grim financial outlook.
27 September, 2020Hundreds of distressed northern NSW residents have responded to a council survey on the impact of border closures.
26 August, 2020The government’s economic recovery plan includes $1.5 billion of priority small infrastructure funds and a faster approvals regime.
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